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The Stanford-Xavier women's basketball Elite 8 game yesterday was a thriller and a heart-breaker at the same time. Xaiver player Dee Dee Jernigan had two wide (and I mean WIDE) open layups in the...

Indiana Fever guards Jeanette Pohlen and Shavonte Zellous share why the WNBA's Breast Health Awareness Week is personally significant.

Tulsa Shock center Liz Cambage has gone from a highly touted draft prospect to the second pick in the 2011 WNBA Draft to an injury-replacement All-Star but also through a coaching change, some minor wear and tear, and barely getting off the bench at times in the second half of the season. So is she worthy of an All-Rookie team selection?

Many rookies across professional sports hit the dreaded rookie wall sometime around mid-season. It's no different this WNBA season as a number of the top rookies in the 2011 class have found that wall recently.

Tulsa Shock forward Kayla Pedersen has done a little bit of everything to help her rise to the top of the 2011 rookie class.

For the first time in her career, Phoenix Mercury forward DeWanna Bonner is not the clear front-runner for the WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year award.

Indiana Fever coach Lin Dunn has been "very pleased with the development" of third-year point guard Briann January and is looking to her to fill a void left by Tully Bevilaqua. But their bigger problem might be rebounding.

Similar to our mock draft, four Swish Appeal contributors ranked and/or sent commentary about the top shooting guard prospects in the 2011 WNBA Draft.

In organizing these prospect profiles for Swish Appeal, it just didn't seem right to separate the two Stanford seniors that came in together, made historic runs through the Pac 10, made four Final Fours together, and are entering the WNBA together.